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by neya 7mo ago
I picked up a Sony MDR-Z7 and Z1 and an iFi headphone amp and threw out my wireless Apple headphones. Of course comparing them to the expensive Sony's isn't fair but once you experience the soundstage in the wired headphones you
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Anthropic gives $20M to group pushing for AI regulations ahead of 2026 elections(cnbc.com)
5 points by neya 7mo ago|0 comments
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by neya 7mo ago
Damn, had to scroll a couple of comments to find this: Anthropic donated $20 million to Public First Action, a PAC that promotes Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn and her sponsored Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), a bill that will for
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by neya 7mo ago
Is this the same one I vaguely recall being implemented/launched by Phoenix/Elixir team?
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by neya 7mo ago
This is fine and works for small ticket items. But in some cases, you will end up paying upto 50% of the ticket value. Eg. Realtors in some countries charge 50% of the transaction value - while the value they provide doesn't scale with
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by neya 7mo ago
It is a very broad categorization to call anyone in-between a middleman. By that logic, these are all middleman because I use their service to sell a house: 1) My ISP because I use internet through them 2) My phone service provider, because
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by neya 7mo ago
Thanks, this is the best logical explanation to this argument, hands-down.
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by neya 7mo ago
Absolutely!
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by neya 7mo ago
I am not debating that they don't need KYC, I'm simply saying they probably use a more secure alternative than their own.
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by neya 7mo ago
At first I thought this is such a weird request. Then I saw their username. I laughed harder than I should have :))
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by neya 7mo ago
You know the satire is so good that people actually confused this for something real:))
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by neya 7mo ago
I agree. Opinionated frameworks are better in this regard.
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by neya 7mo ago
Thanks! Never heard of it, definitely will check it out.
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by neya 7mo ago
If I was in Vegas, I would bet my life savings that the CXOs of the said ID Verification company's data isn't included in the leak. This is just like that Mc Donald's CEO's video - they never use what they create.
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by neya 7mo ago
> What's wrong with middle men? Purely on a philosophical point of view and depending on where you live, they do nothing but increase the costs without adding value. For example, realtors made sense back in the day when there was no
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by neya 7mo ago
One thing that is not stressed enough, is Rails enforces good code patterns early on. If you follow the docs, you will know where model code should be, helpers should be, controllers should be. After all, it is an MVC framework. However, mo
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by neya 7mo ago
Every week there is a news article about some script kiddie who shot themselves in the foot after vibe coding their production-ready app, without the help of any senior engineer, because, let's face it, who needs them, right? Only to e
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by neya 7mo ago
No worries, like I said, we all make mistakes. Live and learn. All the best.
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by neya 7mo ago
Sorry, but, this is not really a confidence inspiring response. Accepting the mistake and fixing the leak altogether would have been the better way to handle this. This is a developer forum, we all make mistakes. Framing it as bait just sou
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by neya 7mo ago
Here's a better idea: Eradicate requirement of the most personal details of someone to do basic tasks...such as using a web application. Unless it's a government organisation, no private provider should have the ability to use or
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by neya 7mo ago
That's an awesome domain name, tbh. Polite warning for anyone trying to Google the name. "Fucked company" results in porn listings (but I should have seen this coming tbh) :')
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by neya 7mo ago
It would be nice to aggregate all that and put it under a "profile". Kind of like facebook, but your entire profile feed is just the long list of court records, assholery and screw overs for other people. I actually saw a version
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by neya 7mo ago
Well, this kind of data actually exists. The key is to maintain anonymity. Glassdoor does it. You will see a lot of employees actually complain about management and seniors by name on there.
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by neya 7mo ago
I wish there was a wall of shame blacklist for CEOs who pull unethical shit off. With reviews and ratings from everyone around them. Kind of like yelp, but for CEOs. Then, anyone who wants to start a new venture or giving them any money, ca
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by neya 7mo ago
DesignFlo: https://designflo.ai Build enterprise grade applications (in Elixir) with AI the right way. Secure. Scalable. Reliable. Built based on a senior engineer's experience. Uses 10 years of battle-tested patterns, not
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by neya 7mo ago
I feel you. The fear of being alone is natural, it is uneasy because you are forced to confront your true self. It takes a while to get used to the lack of the social cushioning, but you don't have to do it all alone drastically. First
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by neya 7mo ago
There were a couple alternatives for a few years. Wonder if they are a better value for money now. Beaglebone Black, Orange Pi, Jetson Orin Nano, etc.
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by neya 7mo ago
On top of this, you also cannot verify if the position was filled through another job board. The company/HR might say "we filled it through a different portal" and in most portals, expired listings don't show up and ther
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by neya 7mo ago
> To me 100s of dollar spend in exposed edge compute just doesn't make sense Agreed. The example they give for this is something like image processing. Might work well for large publishers I guess.
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by neya 7mo ago
Yes you're right. The CPU you get is pretty beefy, and they do a really poor job of marketing it. I am not sure the average budget constrained developer is the right audience for this product. Might be a steal for enterprises though if

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